THE FIRST FIX AND FOXI STORY
The foxes first appeared in 1953 in issue 6 of the predecessor booklet "Eulenspiegel". The illustrator was Dorul van der Heide. Nobody could have guessed at the time that this would be the start of an extremely successful 57-year saga.
The wolf, initially called Lubo and later Lupo, also appeared for the first time in this story.
THE FIRST FIX AND FOXI ISSUE
The very first Fix and Foxi issue was number 10 in the series, which was called the "Eulenspiegel special issue". The foxes went on an adventurous journey to the Orient on a flying carpet.
Eulenspiegel 15 was again a Fix and Foxi special issue. From then on, Eulenspiegel and Fix and Foxi were published alternately up until issue 28. The stories were drawn exclusively by Dorul van der Heide (Fix still wearing striped dungarees):
FIX AND FOXI AS AN INDEPENDENT SERIES
From issue 29 onwards, the series was called Fix and Foxi and was produced in an oversized format. The stories were now also drawn by Werner Hierl.
A change in Hierl’s drawing style is clearly visible from No. 31 onwards:
With No. 33, Kasch joined the team of illustrators:
Julio Radilovic drew the story in issue 35, in which Pauli first met Fix and Foxi:
FIX AND FOXI WITH NEW LOGO
From issue 44 onwards, Fix and Foxi appeared with a new title head in the original format. The main illustrators at this time were Hierl and Kasch. Drawings by Kasch in issue 50:
Neugebauer was the new editor from issue 58 and Braunmüller from issue 64.
FIX AND FOXI WITH CHANGED TITLE HEAD
With issue 75, the title header was changed. The font logo with a band in the background was retained.
Drawings by Neugebauer in issue 84:
From issue 91, Rudolf Dehnert joined the team of illustrators, he painted numerous beautiful FF cover pictures up to about issue 200. At this time, the long-time illustrator Vladimir Magdic also joined the team.
Drawings by Magdic in issue 92:
Drawings by Braunmüller in issue 109:
Pauli von Hierl in issue 130:
Drawings by Dehnert in issue 140:
FIX AND FOXI WITH LOGO WITHOUT BAND
From issue 156 onwards, the ribbon in the background of the title page was omitted and the paper changed from matte to glossy. From issue 172/173 onwards, two new illustrators came into play: Kara and Fabek.
Drawings by Fabek in issue 185:
Drawings by Kara in issue 188:
FIX AND FOXI WITH NEW LOGO
From issue 250 onwards, the issues appeared with a completely new title bar. Although the title head was changed many times over the course of the issue, the lettering remained the same until the end.
FIX AND FOXI WITH NEW LOGO
From issue 279 onwards, the issues appeared with a new title page.
* TOP Story No. 289 / 290: Pauli and Mausi become so weak when they meet girls that their friendship is put to the test. Illustrator Kara
* TOP Story No. 296 - 298: Pauli alone at home: A lot happens. Together with Mausi, he tries his hand at being a hobby cook - with serious consequences. Illustrator Kara
FIX AND FOXI WITH NEW TITLE HEAD
From issue 425 onwards, the magazines appeared with a new title page. From issue 551 onwards, this was given a four-leaf clover. The words "for READ and LAUGH" were also new.
FIX AND FOXI WITH NEW TITLE HEADS
From issue number 724 onwards, the issues appeared with changing title blocks.
FIX AND FOXI WITHOUT TITLE HEAD
From issue no. 24/1973 onwards the issues appeared without a title head.
balcony
02/05/2021
I love fix und foxi
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02/03/2021
very good presentation
balcony
27/02/2021
I love FF